Pin code regions of india

PIN: Pin stands for postal index number. It consisting “6”(six)numbers. The first number in the pin code indicates region. The first two numbers together in a pin indicates sub region. The first three numbers together represents districts. The last three digits indicates concerned post office

PIN regions: Indian Postal Service Classified India into 9(Nine) pin code regions.The first digit in the pin code indicates the region.

1 Northern………. Delhi, Haryana,Himachal Pradesh ,Jammu & Kashmir Punjab,

2 Northern………..Uttar Pradesh , Uttaranchal

3 Western……….. Rajasthan and Gujarat

4 Western……….. Chattisgarh , Maharastra and Madhya Pradesh

5 Southern ……….Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

6 Sothern ………...Kerala and Tamil Nadu

7 Eastern ………..West Bengal, Orissa and North Eastern

8 Eastern ………. Bihar & Jharkand

9ARMY - ……….Army Post office(APO) and Field Post office(FPO)

The first TWO Digits of the PIN represents as below

11 …………Delhi

12 and 13... Haryana

14 to 16 … Punjab

17………… Himachal Pradesh

18 to 19 ….Jammu & Kashmir

20 to 28…..Uttaar Pradesh

30 to 34…. Rjasthan

36 to 39 Gujarath

40 to 44 Maharastra

45 to 49 Madhya Pradesh

50 to 53 Andhra Pradesh

56 to 59 Karnataka

60 to 64 Tamil Nadu

67 to 69 Kerala

70 to 74 West Bengal

75 to 77 Orissa

78 Assam

79 North Eastern

80 to 85 Bihar